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Board declines resolution related to Senate Bill 11 after failed motion
Summary
A motion to adopt a resolution regarding Senate Bill 11 was put forward and failed at the Feb. 16 meeting; the transcript records a 0–6 vote against the motion and also contains inconsistent voting lines, which the minutes appear to contradict.
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Trustee Jessica Foster moved, and Trustee Sean Walker seconded, a motion concerning Senate Bill 11 during the Feb. 16 board meeting. The transcript records that the motion failed with six nays and no yeas.
The item text indicates the district's position that the rights discussed in SB 11 are already protected by the First Amendment and that the district was not seeking to remove instructional time; however, the motion to adopt a resolution on the subject did not pass. The transcript contains inconsistent voting lines for this agenda item; one passage records the motion as "Failed" with a 0–6 tally, while other lines list affirmative votes. Because the transcript is contradictory on the recorded roll call for this item, the article reports the recorded failure (0–6) and notes the inconsistent transcript entries for the record.
No subsequent action was taken on SB 11 at the Feb. 16 meeting.
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